Connolly Society Tops Sunday Common Events With Irish Politics
A quiet Sunday on the Common drew sparse crowds and little applause for the usual gospel meetings. The Connolly Literary Society stood out, with John P. McCarthy and Michael T. Berry denouncing Irish politicians and urging a dock workers union to end political power, claiming Ireland may seek a Soviet model allied to Russia.
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Boston
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Ireland
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Workers of
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Teacher finds Near East relief more engaging than teaching
Gertrude Knox, former Providence teacher, joins Near East Relief in 1919 and helps rebuild Chirakman in Asia Minor. Her group aids 30 families with about 200 to each, funded by a $4000 gift from Holyoke College. Villages resume farming as huts rise beside old foundations.
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Asia Minor
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Miss Knox
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Chirakman
Pastor John Phillips Delivers Farewell Sermon
The Rev. John Milton Phillips, longtime pastor of Arlington Heights Park Avenue Congregational Church, preached his farewell sermon yesterday. A farewell reception for him and his wife will be held at 8 PM in the church, hosted by the Church and Missionary Guild with help from the Friday Social Club.
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Arlington Heights Park Avenue
Bishop Lawrence visits Church of Our Saviour East Arlington
Bishop Lawrence paid his first visit to the Church of Our Saviour in East Arlington yesterday morning. He preached a sermon and confirmed a class of boys and girls.
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Church of Our Saviour
East Arlington
Natural acting rise changes theater class and tone
John B. Litel promotes natural acting as a new school, contrasting old grand style with democratic, accessible theater. He notes actors aim for naturality, reflecting modern life and anti-ostentation, citing Ada Rehan and Bernhardt as contrasts to bygone exclusivity.
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John B. Litel
FiveYearOld Dorchester Boy Dies After Fall On Curb
Hyman Heinstein five years old of 490 Harvard Street Dorchester became ill while walking on Blue Hill Avenue near Greenock Street Dorchester late yesterday afternoon. He fell striking his head on the curbing and died from the injuries.
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Harvard Street
Dorchester
Blue Hill Avenue
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Cardinal O Connell Calls for Diocesan Charities Offering
Cardinal O Connell designates next Sunday for the annual diocesan charities offering. Collections will be taken at all masses in the archdiocese and funds distributed to institutions in need. The letter praises past generosity, emphasizes charity as core, and notes support for the League of Catholic Women and Nantasket Summer Home for Sick Children.
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League of Catholic Women
Nantasket
William Cardinal O’conndell
Boston
White’s
Diocesan Charities Collection Set for Oct
Reverend Dear Father announces the annual Diocesan Charities collection at all masses across the diocese on Sunday, Oct 3. The appeal urges parishioners to fulfill their Christian duty by supporting the diocese's charitable institutions.
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